I'll let you know it three weeks! (I'm not buying mine until Jasper's book signing in NYC.)

Sadly, they won't be as rare as the 1631 "Wicked" bible or the unsigned Pratchett, but I will probably keep both an unmodified first edition and get a corrected re-print.

Perhaps either JFf or JFff has a spare uncorrected, unerrored proof for a future competition?

My hands are just *itching* to get hold of the Samuel Pepys Fffiasco...

Not bloody early at Borders. Not there at all in fact.

Bar stewards *pout*

A friend of mine has an advance copy of the US edition, and it does have the footnotes. I'm in the US but order the UK editions; when I got to the missing footnotes I called him to figure out what they were. Don't know why I didn't think to look here first.

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> I wonder if the US version will have any classic
> misprint issues that will be worth getting it.

Hi wjohnston. At least you have found us. Or are you a lurker who has now gone public?

Whichever, make your self at home and have some pie. i don't know what has happened to the cake trolly, but I think there are drinks by the treehouse. Looking at the conga-line over there, I suspect that there are some alcoholic beverages available.

Note to any lurkers reading this: if you don't let us know you are there, we won't be able to feed you.

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My computer beat me at chess, but I won at kickboxing

I will have their portion....

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"How do you know I'm mad?" said Alice.
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